Curating the very best packaging design

“Released in a series of three, with label designs refreshing quarterly, LIFEWTR bottles will feature different creators’ work to introduce distinct expressions of creativity. The first series features the captivating work of some of the boldest and most transformative artists of today: MOMO, Craig & Karl, and Jason Woodside.”

“The Prestige Bottle shape reflects the Pepsi heritage by nodding to prior classic glass structures in their most recognizable and simplified form. Its smooth aluminum finish is cool to the touch, communicating the ice-cold refreshment of the product inside. Subtle graphic patterns and vibrant colors capture the eye and differentiate between the brand’s variants. The clean shape allows for countless designs to be incorporated on future iterations of the Prestige Bottle.”

“In designing process we assumed basic laws of good design: utility, economy and idea.The idea proved to be the key and was very simple. We decided to use the international designation of countries, which the coffee comes from, and use them as a leitmotif of packaging series.”

“The embossed Nutella jar has been designed to allow it to be reused for food preservation once the cream has been finished. We’ve designed a new format without losing the iconic shape of the Nutella jar and making it suitable for food preservation, with significant benefits in terms of ecological sustainability. On the front, a raised glass imprint shows the logo with the company’s traditional image.”

“In the Year of the Monkey, most brands in China celebrate the upcoming zodiac sign with a tailor-made monkey execution. This limited edition Lay’s packaging celebrates the Chinese New Year by featuring iconic monkey-faces that reinterpret the legendary zodiac sign in a relevant and youthful way.”

“When I was making this packaging I was in love and perhaps this influenced me, though it could be just a coincidence.

I use the strands and shapes of pasta to create an interesting series of packaging that capture attention on the shelves. It emphasizes the high-quality &amp; naturalness of pasta. An of course It should bring good mood for people with good taste.”

“The inspiration for this design, the piano, is an instrument that creates beautiful harmonies from the combination of each individual key’s sound. You could say that society is a lot like this as well. We know that you will be giving this gift to someone important to you, and you want to give them something that was made with care. We’ve made each and every one of our gift boxes with our customers needs in mind. With each key of this gift box, your feelings are sure to be heard. All Japanese pianos are made here in Shizuoka Prefecture. In Japan, as well, the piano is considered to be a special symbol of elegance and splendour.”

“Our agency did a lot of cosmetic packaging design in the past. Also in the luxury brand packaging field. In the case of the HAERTLING DIAMOND CREAM the inspiration process was not that heavy. We have a luxury cosmetic series, based on diamond dust as one of the main ingredients. Obviously that we use the diamond as main visual element. What we did to give the whole packaging range a dignified appearance, was to create a unique diamond pattern. This pattern is adapted to every single product from the range.”